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Post by copydonald on Jun 8, 2022 17:36:55 GMT
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Post by somerandomuser on Jun 8, 2022 23:21:06 GMT
It's interesting for sure just wondering if this is one of those "furries" or similar?
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Post by keninga on Jun 9, 2022 11:15:23 GMT
Wonder where the other images are? Security cameras take more than one and often have video, where is that? From the picture it's impossible to determine anything as we don't know how high the fence is or any size references.
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Post by 1sk8pdFrmALab on Jun 10, 2022 5:01:31 GMT
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Post by somerandomuser on Jun 11, 2022 2:56:16 GMT
Wonder where the other images are? Security cameras take more than one and often have video, where is that? From the picture it's impossible to determine anything as we don't know how high the fence is or any size references.
The camera is nearly at the top of the fence, I'd like to know the distance from the fence and maybe if known the distance to the whatever "object". Being that it's a zoo it maybe a non-enclosure as those tend to have some rather interesting guildlines like 12 - 16 foot fencing (most are 21 foot with hot wires for enclosures) here I saw only barbed wire so perimeter fence maybe? Just an idea but we can look up the zoo perhaps figure out where the image was taken and using shadows approximate fence height or using the light pole in the background either way we have options. This is another good point that there would be video or more images so where are they? If someone wants to work together I am game. Possible by Adobe RD near a parking lot. Light Poles in parking lot areas are from 12 - 40 feet since we can see the light pole in the back we should assume that it's taller than the camera and camera either would be at or higher than the fence depending on lenses. Research camera and rough out distances. |
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